PAM384

Taking the kids (and their cousins) to Ferrari world. PAM 384, with its scratch-proof ceramic case, is the perfect wrist companion for that. Happy Holidays. Hussam

Here’s my 384 on an OEM luminor rubber strap

Here’s my 384, which is currently getting major orthopedic surgery 😔 By the way, I’m doing the exact opposite: looking to re-add a luminor to the collection. I had a 359 in the past, but thinking of a base model Awesome lume shot!

With my PAM 384 at the shops for another 8-9 weeks at the very least, I’m having serious PAM withdrawals and am in a deep Bettarini rabbit hole. Serious contenders for my next PAM are the 1. PAM 176 Titanium. 2 hands. Sandwich dial. No Crown guard signage

My local boutique shuttered down a week ago, because of poor sales (which is understandable since all they stocked was submersibles and due’s). To me, the ideal PAM is my 384, a 233, your 372 or (maybe) a bronzo. Here’s to hoping. Hussam

Panerai was all the rave (up until 2013-14), and for good reasons. I got in at the wrong time and at the wrong price point (both personal choices/reasons) and I swore never to get back to the brand again when they kept issuing LE after LE. But I’ve recent

Whodathunk that Cape Town in the winter could be so enchanting? Hope you’re all enjoying the summer holidays Hussam

models: 292 and 643 have Eta/Unitas movements inside, whereas the 384 has a P.2002/3 in house movement. The Unitas calibres are among the sturdiest movement in the industry and well known for their durability. Also, since they are basic movements can be m

Hello all I like the look of all of these ceramic watches, especially the 292 (small seconds manual) 643 (hobnail automatic) and 384 (8 days manual). However, I have very little knowledge of the brand and the qualities of the various movements (any in-hou